Street Fighter Alley (Street Fighter) Custom Diorama / Playset
Custom #:62323
Name:Street Fighter Alley
Custom Type:Diorama / Playset
Toy Series:Street Fighter
Creator:braithrean  
Date Added:June 9, 2014
Base Figure:raw materials
Height:10.00 inches
So... I needed a diorama to display my Street Fighter collection at an event, so with the help from a friend we made the basic structure with panneled cardboard. Then we put a first thin coat of plaster to unify the surfaces. Later I added more plaster in a thicker coat to make the wall and street floor. Once dry, I cut the forms of the bricks with a knife, and then painted with acrylic using 3 colours in a sponge to get some tone variations on the bricks. I drew the Shadaloo skull graffitty with pencil and then painted with white acrylic.
I glued some cracked pieces of plaster to make the stone surface of the side wall and then painted it. At last I made an oil barrel with a cardboard base coated with epoxy clay and painted with acrylics

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Spensieri -
Wednesday, June 11, 2014
Nice work. I love it!
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braithrean -
Wednesday, June 11, 2014
Thank you
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Carnivac -
Tuesday, June 10, 2014
Ah yeah I can see where the triangluar wall sections end and the missing street bit. Still looks great though. I'm getting more interested in putting together some simple dioramas to make my figure collections look better (bare shelves just don't cut it) so I take an interest in seeing things like this.
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pock63 -
Monday, June 9, 2014
Wow! This is great!!!
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braithrean -
Wednesday, June 11, 2014
Thank you
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Carnivac -
Monday, June 9, 2014
Looks fantastic. Doesn't look very big in the first couple shots but the last one really gives it a good sense of scale with how many Street Fighters you've fit on it.
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braithrean -
Monday, June 9, 2014
Thank you
Actually I had to shorten it, because while transporting the diorama back to my house the "street" part splitted in a corner, so I cut it near the side triangles where the stronger zone of the structure is
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VicVeinz -
Monday, June 9, 2014
Man...I wish I had this. A awesome dio for fighter customs.
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braithrean -
Monday, June 9, 2014
Thank you
You should try it, It's not so difficult to do and the materials are not expensive. Just have patience with the plaster to allow it to dry before moving or painting the structure
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